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Here are pictures of my first Montana Mule Deer, it's a 5 by 5 and you will notice that he had just started to shed the velvet from his antlers. I shot him at 60 yards - I don't normally shoot that far, good thing I was practicing at 50 yards during lunch, back at camp.  We had watched this deer bed down earlier in the morning from the mountain while glassing the fields.  The land sure looks different on the low ground once you come down off the mountain.  It took us a bit to... Read More

Went out to the old family farm this evening for a bow hunt. I have only hunted this piece of property once since I was five. For those with curious minds that means I have hunted in once in the last 33 years, yikes.

My wife and I went out on Sunday evening and hung a stand.  I placed my stand 80 yards above a field and 100 yards belown an old grown up clearcut which now serves as a bedding area.  There was a very deep dried up creek to my east at about 30 yards. The wind was perfect for... Read More

Well I'm a little busier than expected, so I will summarize my hunts a week at a time. It'll probably help keep them from being too boring too.

Last week was filled with reluctant anticipation. I was getting time to hunt, but the very warm temps continued. Friday evening found me perched in a proven spot. But all the evening produced were some turkeys(including a bearded hen) and a red fox looking for dinner.
Saturday morning I had some issues and was delayed getting into the woods u... Read More

Hello everybody,
This is my first attempt at a blog, so please bear with me.  I am the National Sales Manager for Bohning Archery, manufacturer of the one, the only, the original Blazer Vane. 

You probably have all heard of our vanes and our adhesive (Fletch-Tite and Fletch-Tite Platinum), but do you know that we have all sorts of other archery related products too?  We have quivers, fletching jigs, nocks, string wax, peep sites, string whiskers, string nocks, cresting... Read More

Virginia archery season 08' starts in several hours and I am at work.    I'm really not sure how much I will be able to hunt this archery season as I still have some work to do around the house and have to get my muzzleloader sighted in. 

Changing the scope and ammo was a bad idea.  I have been to the range several times and still am not happy with any of the new bullets.

I have two more to try.  If they do not work out I will go back to the old bullet.... Read More

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